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Tag Archives: Dertnig
Simone Forti Workshop
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Posted in Dance, Reports, Happenings and other Things, unthreaded Also tagged archive stagings, research/ teaching/ performative art, Simone Forti, the form of theory, The Inner Light, visual narratives Comments closed
What is it that makes research in the arts so different, so appealing?
Johanna Schaffer’s thematic thread investigates the research habits and practices of the project workers involved in Troubling Research. Based on a series of interviews to be edited for publication, it focuses on the collaborators’ ideas concerning their own research practices. It will use the practices and practitioners involved in Troubling Research as exemplary for a *** read more ***
Posted in What is it..., unthreaded Also tagged artistic research, collaboration, Diederichsen, epistemic politics, Gangart, Holert, Porsch, Schaffer, Seibold, Stockburger, the form of theory, troubling Comments closed
Interview Ausschnitt: Carola Dertnig
JOHANNA SCHAFFER: Was ermöglicht Dir der Begriff ‚künstlerische Forschung’? CAROLA DERTNIG: Hmm. Vor bald 10 Jahren, als Stefanie Seibold und ich an dem Buch und der Ausstellung Let’s twist again: Performance in Wien von 1960 bis heute arbeiteten, gab es den Begriff noch nicht, aber mit dem Buch suchten wir nach einer bis dahin nicht *** read more ***
This Sentence is Now Being Performed – Research and Teaching in Performative Art